When To Rest

Wlifii) the b' n s'nka low in tlie western sky Then lay the 1oo!h or the needlo bv; Labor íh for the liht. Go waehtbe h;uilr. u:nl bt, with a smilo: "I have won my reut for :i Uttlo while; Good-nigbt, my work - good-uight?" rany a troublo a man must bear; But ihe day íh time for tliought and care- The day for watch or flht. When t!i kr'v i-i tnrned In the ntorethenBay: "To-morrow will be inother day; Worry, goovl-niglit! good-niglit!" Anger muy mcf t vis the who!e day long, For tho good musí Bbll rosiiitthe wroug, The true tight for tliPir riglit; Jítit oh, whcn liu' ah'adowt oí ivenmg fall, The spirit of gentle peace recall, And gay to tho wrong: "(lood night!" For nn hour or two let all thous'lits ccasa. Be glad in the hoiixeholil jov oud peaco, Rejoicein Ita loveDdlignt; Then loop, but fnst, with a kind heart Bav: 'For tho help you have given m all the day Tired hautls and feoí, good uiht!" MGood niglit, my Bonl, for I camiot know, Wbile my I ndy leops, where thou wilt go, All Hpac and reason scornintr; Eut time u y all good angola liwp, And flll wiil. lioly ilreams niy s'.eop, Uuül we say good nioriiinq I"